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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y Y. G.. 4 II. u Il CO., iessess.
Trains leave ESQ 4-d - stattn olOWsi AID 70 hn'
IKE .f4.ef ffOm FOOT ot Jay--L. Norm River
D.fI0l. and chicago - % a. nl y %, -c.lJ D. IN
80. II Is. - o.. q IS . N. go
rt,--, BuTaD, Rochester Susp n-lon BrlEc Niagara
IA = -. - 30. M - o. = 10 J..
JLct, l5, - 81, II 80 q. H.. . o., - 10 p n.
. 81 II 80 a IA, 4, - 90, = 10 J. ~. -
. 10 = Is - sj 10 49, II 30 H., n -, (, 10.
g. = .. - p NJ. ana a. H.. 40 e .O5 p n Gran
i1f MGn fe ID aad Canada Eat 0j p. m.
lllfui tOn. LONDON. - s. O.. H., - %, 10 p. m
Toro o. . IS a. 10 %. > II 4. 10. M
sleeping fDr NLIa-u, Niagara fall', I'm
clnuaI D-flOit. hIcago and ~. Loui-.
Saratoga specials. u 80 a. me- . 80 D. m. Drawing
iO.m through no saratoga
TX. George, II 80 a. Sauriags only, - ,. N.
lakes MOhort AM Mn ew'sH1 Va sew Pil'z !" II 30
a. M. n 10 - p. m DT wlngroOm Cars 20 Kingston
on o ~ 20 e. N, - p. m trains. -.
Ksatrsk.I. Hunter Grand ilDt station and % Phm
nicla . u. o. II 80 a. m. - A. - =. ~ Draw ns
Ksater.kn aud Mountain House on .. li3O m, and
- D. trains -
Paicnvlle caro- and Nountin House station, 3 10.
10, q. II 30 .. M - p. %. Drawing room car %
"a ski on u 80 a m. aud ;<5 p m. Trans.
iDtilF except saturday. saturdays only
thrr trains dalf except u day.
F0r tckct- time al %, parOr or slefpncctr acconno
dafiOus Inform uiOn. apply onc Bfooklyn. 1888
Wa-h rfon S., 80 fultpn.st Annex Oncc foot ~ Full
ION Now York city-3G3, 7s5. 90 Broaiway li3 IL
Dov 70 PARK Place. and IVES Shore sttions opt u
Ne. 4od IT,. foot OF Jay-st, y. H. {. T.. LAMul RT,
Ygndcrbltave. General Passnscr AZ
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HUDSON RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.

GREAT F0uRIGHCK Trunk LINE.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In America 4,
- =. NJ Koches er Express, dfawing-rOo cars 70 Al
a. n.y. sara osl Lake George and Montreal special
Drawing 10 saratoga, Caldwell LAKE DcofsV'
. 80 a. m, n, FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED com
Tos exclusively OF BUFFET smohngca dinins-ear draw
RS, hester BufaI0. Niagara Fails Erle. Cleveland and
Toledo. arriving chicago 80 Va. next day. -
IL go a m'. Chic go Express drawng-room cars to
RichGed springs, Cana lda qua ana l9chsstr: r,oss
IS p M. SARATOGA LIMITED. Saturdays only.
3 SO p M. Albany. Troy, Saratoga and Utica special
MN WI tgadyal aks GeoTy on SaIurdays
a D. m, Accommodation 10 Albany ana Troy. 800. -,
Mag "a Fails Bur TO- sus en,n Bridge Toledo. Detroit
and Chicleo Dining car New-lork 70 Albany. IA,
Louis Auburn. Geneva. Canandtgua. Clayton aud Alex
a9r' ay daily au f%s car 2e y ok Si
y D. m Montreal and Adirondack ENpress daily Sleep,
VI :, Adams Sieepers connect daily a. rsttsburg with
Chat~4vg,y r. n FOR Lax ChaIy Lyon Mognain Ea,ph
cept sunday for Luzone North Creek Blue Mountain
> D. ~. Special sleeper arrives Rochester 40 m,
Buffalo IS and cleveland u - D ~. neN, dag o.,
ro,fes'er Buffalo Niagara rails Cleveland Toledo ne
uo.f and Chicago Sleeping cars TO Clayton VIA Uuca
II IL p NJ Night Express. win shaping cars 70 ~.
tauv anl Troy Connects with the morning trains Tor the
Msst tor S,lat.s Lake George and Tor he No''" 'A
Ilcrst ma space in draw'nrroom ana slocpinr.cars
70 P'rf r.re n,ticiy Place % W. i25th g.. ana
Mot Tla-en station. l-s St, NcwNork 13 Wash.hfton
ann 40 Fulton St., Br0oyn and 70 Fourth st. Williams
Wcs'cor- E,p-css cal and cheek b gage rom
r.. caiy. others daily e1ecp, SUNDAY. ts,op at
MOI iiayeG station u3sthst) ,,,.,.rr 49,. ,.,.,--
Genera S rGG susefincndcnt General Passenger AZ n.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BOSTON. WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
ID SFTT PIER.
VIA STONING1ON LINE.
From New Per &c. III, er, mock above Canal
St., at D. m. daIy, except sunday. through ear nom
steamers landing Ma rag nseti Per wnou vAu" eh-rse
A-RONDOUT KINGSTON AND CAIo-
n KILL MOUNTAINS, LANDING at Cidn7tVh.S
ca est POInt Cornwall NeWbUTg Marlborough, MI,On'
f0rehkc Isc and Is pus, meeting lsieF aiu D
aware Stony Glove and Ca skin Mountain Ia IVals.
Steamers City OF kngstOn and Jane, w. BALDWIN i@lc
every week day at y. ~ Icr foot OF hSiIIsoI ST. ~
ccpt Satutdiy, when q OF Kingston leaves at D. N,
landing only Newburg and rcughAeepsic, connycl!B
with evening train for ali summer resorts uIouBh 'ho
noun aims. ---,...,
VIII Rondou' Sunday nights II O'Clock on arrlVi
OF Mountains, dlriNluB Al New" 1V4A
Oi4la. a a IL.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

A. II. Muller Son sold yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange decree OF foreclosure two hNcsty stone
nats with lots II iO>IoO5 and known Nos. 1875 and
8z7 West Fiftynnthst no 325 sold 70 the planth ior
$40 900 and No 327 for $4,000 also to the psihun'
Anything that presents the slightest chance Vi eoou
bargain draws good crowd. Among those pfeseht were
Jobn Calahan " & orr limo ny Donovan and NJ. NJ.
SIN H. The first bid was $4,000 Charles a: auer
abon IA erect STA story brick store ana nat 7bS96 on
tho northwest corner re have ana one-hunorea and.
.hird-st at a cost s65,00): ave story tri and
sn no orhia >clOll 75NOD Is being Quilt at Nos Do
-, 12G Wcs For y. On rdst by the Church OF the Holy
o q, a cos, OF AGO 900. There call mt the Ex
,,s yesterday for three floors, 25Xl00 On the
"a. stdc sbpyc Thirty-fOurth-st. % rnt. story
it building No. 1O7 Frontst offered for $4,000
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Aug. 25. 1887
TIE following sales male at the Exchange ana
Auction Room today
BIZ 4. II. Muller q Son.
o hstorv ia with lots y o. 325 and 80 West Both
~ S28 fl q of 9thave lots l7lOxlOO0 q an ooo
Elott "''
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Gurtion Sales of Geal estate.
UCTfON SALE OF

AUCTION SALE OF
FENWICK HALL PROPERTY.
sAYBRooK POINT, CONN
Under order Of court, viii sell at public auction on
Wednesday August 81. 1887 at o'clock m. the hoe
prore rty known Fenwck Han SaybrOok Point Conn.,
Including hotel and grounds connected Herewith, farm
house stables bowling aey bathing pavilion, lighthouses
furniture fixtures omDbusses and all other property con-
tanned in or used and owned by the Charter
Oak Lie Insurance Company.
There will the sale the large grove and
all land 10y Company north OF saohems
PequOt ayes
For further particulars apply the undersigned at Hart
fond or at Fenwlck Hall on alter August %, 1887
ISAAC W. BROOKS
EDMUND a. STEDMAS.
Receivers Of Ie Charter OAK Lac lnsnrance Comnany
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DroOklun properip So. 6aIe ana Go Get
FOR SALE.

20x45 tEET-LoT 100 FEET DEEP.
ThecstJIy and DascmcnL DIO~HsOne iIOLL Bsse Incnt
psrOl stoJ nhI,h IN hand VOID "a floor h"i0pn
ch4Inb ., psy-giass Windows ia pulo cabinet mant. IS
Throughout 10 plat glass rfOrs. Butr,s ans in par
i0f story, basement paJi hal wal scOted ia hatd
woO0, double paI!Or SAM AIRY plumbing through
Heated By furnace. Price $1,000.
Also, 2-suly and baseIpcnt red brick ana brown
stOnr. I'm shed wNh latest improvements. Price $1,000
IN house Is a bargain.
Also. house finished In the most durable man
net pie 1880. his house viii be shown only on
special permit
TO re&ch them take brooklyn Elevated road 10 sumner
ave. station, about 20 minutes ridethcu blocks
Sunnci ave- " MOnfOe-st, then block " house. eG7
A Lew save
Jhcse houses are all convenient 20 Elevated Road, IA
OF The best residence streets IN BrOovn and built by
Of the best builders In the city, They be- sold
The owner cannot ahord 10 carry them. Keys 267
A Lewisaye.
81 FIRST PLACE.--To let, partially fur
~ nshed. for three wears a private family only.
the fne three story ohstoop brownsono house No. II
place Clinton and Henry For
permit apply D. II. BERGEN. 307 Coprst brooklyn.
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NEW-lOKK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

o. lied sank Long Branch. ocean Gio,s, Asbury Park
VI an E,A Ia, spring l.aac. PM Al 4sant,
CONME tIN" JU% T. =. 1881. p, ,...
YORK foot of or tlt4lt an p~hiu
20. ~ DOJn, 80, = 10 . 80 t4A.I "a
sAple-,. pt Rcd H.n@l. = TO- .. . ~ .. ia sun
"a F.. - - Hl 3 g. M 49, - 49,.
From ly,t 40 4. = Is. = 20, II 10 a. Ta
20 = 30 , 30 a-t cNrrcsJ, I, : 30. > 80, 0i9
q. In. Z nla,s. g. IN ana D. ~: athaiy trans 10
10 o. ocean Cove or Astrfy Park.
'D.A0tcs clpic-- Trains. . =. -, 1850.
IN T. BLoUGIlI. j. Il WOOD, II. T. nAisDM =
Supi. Gen Pa, At L. r d; I-fA-'-li-I oi 81
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y oRWICH LINE.
Tor Boston, Worcester. Portland and White Nounuini.
DIRECT 10 TE
Now. Lo4don, Norwich. watch Mn sns BLOCK Island
RATES REDUCED.

steamers CITY Of Worcester CRY OF Boston, and
CIV Of Lawrence" Pier 40. North RIVER foot u
wasst neNt per above Dcbrosesst fcrryl, daily sun
DAYS exc. II D. Iicke and stateioons secured
a. 2o7 21i 3g7 Al aat go Bf0Adw4 10 AMI - "rcn-
yyb,t l53 BoWcry. As.or House. Windsor aud Co-m1-
to Tan hotels, SIS fulton So Brooklyn, ~ FlE 50, NoIII
l.ssI, Al On steamers.
e.. W BRADY, Agent
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EOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAR-
d
rP0XInENCELINE.

Steamers RHODE ISLAND aud MASSACHi SETS
leave rl.r 20 River daily except SUNDAY az p
send & =. y. Boa 3OlI foE summer Excursion Book.
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DAY LINE to OLD POINL COMfohl'
ID NORFOLK. VA, and SOUTH Mt,
eave via penn IL * 80 y. fattir cars 10 baIl.
more thence pallco steamers. arriving Ulu o'"' ~
40 a NJ Norfolk a va. - a. I'M rh,U.-aiaay y Y
! EIIIGII VALLEY RAILROAD.

~ pus,NrEp TRAINS leave foot OF Cor,landt aud Des
bTOssss u 10 lows ,,-..-....4t,,o ,oint.
1n Tor I,cne,a. LYONS. ElmIra, lOchcrtcf, puHlio
and te Nest aud principal Local points Sh"ir car "
~ m for TunkhannOck and Intermediate points; mar
car 70 Tunkhannock. connection !" HS"ui"s ""'
burg. ,...,,at .., cr,ediate moi nts
'4o D. ~ oi copay aud lntormedlie polns csn Iov
Nc, a. ~ Heading ana Harrisburg. CHAIR car " 1apy
" = n m Tor Geneva, Lyons, III ira Rochester, Duh~o
and The Nest pullman sleeper 10 Lyons. o,.,.
30 D. m for I.aurays and int'rmcuste pos'' a., am
Trans leaving at D. m and . So " n oos
meet for all points In hshanoy am iia<o'o" ''"
49, - SUNDAY TRIAL .. ,,.-..o,t.,,
a. m. for Maueh Chunk. IiIzie,on aho in'''"''"'e
wi 40 n M for toplly and inter ediate points, pnc.,o
n m Dor Geneva. Lyons, Fiuita h"heso''' "ui"''
and he West Pullman sleeper 10 lynn.
~ General Eastern Office. 20 Bfo-n"aT
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Citp j)ropertn for Sale.

-WANTED.-FOr our fall list, improved
IA. and unmprovcd property TO let ana for safe No
charee for registering J. ROMANO BROWN Co, 90
West 33t-si., corner OF Broadway.
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Giramboais Gno Railroads.

A TROY BOATS: CITIZENS In NJ
toS. Of @ s d Mor the he ndy steamer
iolcies at Albany. 1roy excursion tickets, % 90.
A LIiANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE-Pai-
"A ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every we day at p. In from fi,r Al y. w. loO' VI
freight received until the hour Of departure.
Lea,e Brooklyn Annex. Fult,n-st, OF p N.
FALL RIVER LlNE.-FOR BOSTON,
Il NEWPORT. FALL RIVER AND EAsI AM
boCBLE DAILY SERVICE Is being operated lT1i1s
on ;he E5o o ,o -Four 81 a@ers ~ eo.i fSE HAND
4N IiO 6RCESTRA 4Tr0CHED 10 Ehc EAMER
l. ave New.iorG from Pe' > tod Mob n L. ioO' u
50 p I io fa River direct connecting FOR 20 os;
ana l1ea points On Old So Any isoilIoad and Fall
River about 70. % eonec H WI cypress trans ad
thloaga cars for bosD,a, Cape Coz, Lowell ana Nor'h
sUND%9S, leave Nee-Y@k at 80 p for all
conneaca gs I S dg from Brooklyn
p. ~, Jelsey Guy ?: o,..,.., g.. work q.
2O ' 2S @4 p ~ and i5:s BosdSy %st assn
Windsor Hotel Line odce Pier Is r. r.. steamers
BORDEN LOWELL GEORGE J.. oqAnokx st
HUDSON RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
IL Day Line steamers
NEW-NOKK and ALBANY.
Leave Brooklyn, t,lion.st ly AnneA). s 100 a M m
'fy or l AiGTshT7 sds a = SS, Sew
aaa HT cS2S 3iSSsFfd 6 each boat
wfsT POINT snd NENBuRG with down day boat o.t,
& Del r. L iof me sofs Of Toe Cstsliii Meunlains
CATS LIZ with special train on the Catskill MI X ~
ii DoCN, win Boston 4 Albany II. H. ior Cna'naH'
Utica Bunsio, NIAGARA FALLS and the Wesr t witta
Boston & Albany r Il loT Boston d. II. r g III
TRAINS 10 AND FROM SARATOGA. Tho NeT; YORK ,k
and residences.
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Ciip i)ropertp Go Get.

rJ'O LET.-5th-ave., No. III, unfinished
The four-story ami msnsard roof English basement
stone No. III 5thave oppO e Dr. HANS church
Auply 10 FLOYD GARRISON & son.
80 Broadway.
rE'O LEASE for q long tenn OF years for I'M
4 movement plot Of ground on West Broadway. near
North-st. corner included size 6Oxl25. Amply 10
JOHN +. DOYLE s5 Wilham.st
ITO LET.-5th-ave., No 7l1-uuf Finished.
4 The iourstOry and mansli roof English basement
stone house III 5thave. opposite DR.. HalPs church
Apply TO FLOYD CLARK SON & son. 80 Broadway.
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DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

~ - KAiLLJAD, oIUltl - L..,l ~ - - -
NfW. DIRK and BUFFALO, LtGHIN ~ ~ ~ -
TRAINS. No III ST. ALMAIS on II ~ LIN ~
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING toAtHiS.
DepO IN NcwA o. K foot OF Barclay and Christopher SIS
a. ~. Daily except >uBda 5, btdAlO aud ~ - ~
Sfruul tf ron. Ilngnimon
Ilnira Bath Dan-yle, Ruralo. racuse oswego IRE ne
GAfofd ufwtn tea, iot Tor Il-tS' ~
Wulc-ta.re .nsc ana Northuub. r!tnd. at OWegO to
Ithaca and intermediate atoms
ID. ma. HughAmfon ana Tmlfa Express FOR water
Cap scranton Bngbamfuu. uwcg! and D. mira connects
a. scranton f1r Piff-tnn. Kingston. Wihcs barre, Nt
10 y. ~. Scranton, Wlhr2barre and Kingston IN.
~ u m Daily Buralo limited Express for Strouds
iur- Scranton. Br ghlultpr. CWego, tlmiri co n
Hsth land Uan."i Bufil0, &c, arriving IN hul-
falo 10 a. %. sleeping coach 20 oiean. -
IA fu Daily guntlo tflca and Dams lie, o~Wegi
Ixpr.. Tor + sburg Scranton Bins hamOn Cortland
svIacuse O-Wcgo creme. OAf0d, Norwich. t!cI &C.
% We and rdlae station.
except Saturday, Connects at Bufao with trains Tor an
Eichn ~ Sp irrs. a. m daily except sundays; pm
daily l'ul sleeper attached
and ~ w.stco,t Express ofccs IN NcwforK nd Br okyn
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY sTREET NoRTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Time able OF June ~. 1887
For PHILAD LPufA and TRENTON Pound Brook
Route" AZ 100 100 900 100 100 300 4O0 $50.
1880 1900 p. IA. SUNDAYS a. 400 s4j A. m; $50, 1900
7. ~.
Trans leaving ut 400 1870 1900 m. l3o, 400 30
go l2nO have connection for Heading,
PqtrVile etc. 400 for Lake opatcong. Eason Both.
ehen, Alrnt0wn Recalling HzTrisburs. etc on sundays
for Lake l0patcOnR. EasOn
93o 2. for Lake IupatcOng Easton, bethlehem ANen.
town. Mauci Chunk
$50 Cor Ea-iou. bethlehem. Allentown Nauch chunk
%.sesn,rre Scranton Reading. Harri-Lnrg Poitv'lle.
Msnch Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg,
8i5 Cf E1son Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch chunk
Wikesbarre Scranton Tamaqua Shampkin
$50 NJ for Lake Holaic0ne. FasOn Bethlehem Alton.
town. etc.
545 ~ Faston. bethlehem Allentown Manch chunk,
WEkesbarre Readng Harrisburg etc ON sundays at o;So
H. M. ~
400 s;l5 $50 lli5 M. 1870 2:3c $50 400. 430. 800
Gl5p sundays 400 a 400 D. for Red Rank. Long
Hranch AsbuIy Park Ocean Grove except sunday Pom,
Peasapt
400. 81 m. liso 4:3O for Lakewood. Toms River
and Barncgat 80.
4ooa NJ 1870 p M. for Beach Haven Atlantic CITY. Vine
land Brdrrton.
400 SIS. Ills. l:sO 49, $50 Gals p Tor Free
hold -
90 600. s:l5. $50 80. li:15 NJ. 100. 2iSp 400
40 800 $50 Gl5 D. m sundays g0Oa. M. +oop H. ior
Perth Ambov
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RIO NEW-HAVEN, 7jc.



Steamers G. II. NOk1lfAM and CON1INENTAL Leave
Peck slip Pier 20 L. r.. 3 ~. amt II p m. Sunday IL
N, connecting Now.Hav with special trains Tor
MERIDEN. HAsIFOHD. ~FRINGFIELD. HOLNDKE.
Through tickets sold AMI baggage checked at 04 Broad
way NeW.YOrk, and 4 Court.L Brooklyn.
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DEYYSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


CI'i.A4 IGCNK J. NJ
AND UNII.D sTAIIb NAIL RoU IL.
Trains lcayc ArN-1 orr. "a D-syr.ssts "Ad N,it'hu1
streets erie. o, follows .,., pn,..oo p,,,,o
Car rieed a 49, qa ,l, p H. a. cr6k@s and
w Ilan,, port LocA HUcn. a. IA. y. "a. Cory ana
r.,So cum pea,r: and 1T Inc SUI On Reg Gus -
For Lso4so a. m 20 p M ga ,d " 10 ah Hsp
20 a NJ, amt p m. saturdays only p '"'
Baitmo'S " ls2ns,on anl ia south. Limited Wash
lnguon Esp es,- pullman parr Cars aal en- ~,
vsna Ia road nurs Car da except ida 10
M. arry. wAshneton p m a.. ON; ~ 40
n. .frNe "a-...s 9n 10 g. va = '''i ,e - *
niS6t. sunday u and m, 80 and p "'.' AMI
For Atlan,ie CITY except sunday l and D. N.
fS5 ," ,n M1 a. e Juacon and Intermediate
tons via Rahwa, and Aml% o' S ,dS a. ~ '' M n
noon 80 10 q 40 limited 10. Snd 100 oo p stn
70. oil ront AID Norfolk VIA Ncn-york PhIadiph
and Horfoik IIarom. p csscIy day via Baltimore
ard BAY Line 20 p m, wE ai's al through rain.
ar leroy Ct. anor4ng speedy ana dlr'ci transfer of
TRAITS iS'' KRavE: From rlt,burs, 10 80 II 80
and % % % d. aI N.Y. a5 20 g. 800
$40 20 aaa 10 - m e9n'"y From M f6 Lao
ia - 20 a. M. 20 . 90 20 4 so, 50
eco 20 30 20 % 3S 20 20 - 20 ~" an ana II I go g.
II 80 a. M, 20, 80 T. 3 :o5' . 20 49, 10 '3i
p H. FOR rHIL;A9ELirT15Aii .o.... and co,,.
Fxpress Trains leave New YORK Via Dt9Dfoss anu WV
andt = reefs Fcrri's as follows: 80 ~. .,t..,,o,
q 20 20 - 90 Chicago Limited aud 10 Wa'hinRIoh
Limited Dining Carsl. aud II M, L. =, 5 20 = ~
a n 2 4 ana D. m. aud ~ 10 night Accohm1ia-
lion ( 80 and ii 10 n m. 30 J. M hun1als' ~
press. 6I5. % Limited ana 10 a. H. a. ''o - - -
: and . D. m. aud II Is nght r.
Trains leaving Ncw.york da ~ except Sunday a. g.
a.I II 10 a. M /. . 4 %, q M. AM 10 a. ~, Ahu
"a M an SUNDAYS, connect at Trenton fOF tameeh-
Returning trains lave Broad street station M depths
" ~ 'oi 2 90 Oj 40. J.lO, 80. &c. 20
go 40, II aod II IS M, Limited 40 E>BIs sa
r 30 4 D. g. G:3j. I ~. IL and o 30 m
on SUNDAYS, . OF. 20 200, 10, ~
70 o 40 A. m. II -. 20 a 80 Llmi'edl o -o'
35, ~ and IL D. m. - 49,, 1.oo - ~
Lea, i.h.d Jpn a. VIA Camden, a. m anu oV p H.
T,rRR.t once $40 435 and 9ii Broadway Astor
uosn na ery Place aud foot Of Desbrusses ana NOft
isndt ats A tour.st ana BIOOklJn Annex station 700.
ot Euiton st. BrOohlyn, StaOn, Jersey cry EHsi"n'
Ticket 1n.cc Z a-fe Garden.
Tine New. YORK ransfcr Company VIII can or anu eheVN
laglanr nom hotels and residences ,,,,oo
CHAS L.. oil. y. -,
General Manager. Oihcf' lass I "s'"'.
DAY LINE TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
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NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
SANDl HOOK hOI j " .
Tor LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. e

Tor LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. Sc
$1,000. -. - From PIERS. " n - .,a
1880; 200; 300. HOO a m. 100 3t5 4.3o b:s, p IN.
Sundays 03O 1890 a M. $3.50 p m. for HighanaA sea-
bright Long Branch &c 90. q, a.
At43O. 900 M 200 Saturdays oniy) 3;iJ. aoo V'o
for Atlantic Highlands. -,
$40. 0.0u ll;UO a loo. 345 43D. oSo D. ~ ior
ElberoD Asbury Park Ocean Grove Ocean Beach, spring
Lake, PIT Pleasant, &C. . ~.
Atl3O. $40 M 100. 3:i5 p m. for Lakewood. Toms
River ami Bsrnega. ,.., u.v.r
Al E3Oa D. m for vineland Bridgsion. Beach hA'0n
and tisntic CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

CHORE LINE All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and The Fast Express leaves Grnd Central
Station a. m Iirltcf Express, except sunday, |
p. IN. Fast Express at II p m. dsly Newport ENprtss
leaves a. NJ daily except sunday Palace PaOrcafs
Q erln % "a 10 1. IN In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
NFw.JERsEY PROPERTY.
ID, ro,,,es Rgsfrlrg. II Son,

~, the nreiss. Wednesday 80 lots Al Ocean Beach prem
80 n Shark Piyer for prices varying from 500 10
500 per lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26

Steamer KaaersStil caves on tuesdays and Th,s,da
40 M. saturday, al y. tn steamer ""lIcl N''s
Is a. ffum pier fout uf JdY--t., \. X.
esm.r McNlauus Mondays, Wednesdays ana fiH%'
ffOr pl foot Of Fra K b. Boats connect WIZ
10, and Albany r. Il.
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Ciin l1ropertp tOautso.

NVANTED.-For special customer desirable
w investment property value 900 10 100000
Apply Immediately. rutland q WHITING Beekman--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
Business propertD for Sale auo Go Cfi

EASE or FOR SALE.-5 story warehouse
2sI South extending Waterst; possession in uedi.
ate,y Apply to HORACE s ELY. % Pne-st or 10 Il s.
ROBERTS, owner. 81 Greeae-st.
ITO LET.-Several desirable first lofts pos
RtLAND & WHITING. S Beekmsnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-26
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.

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- STEAMERS KAAI EtsSkILL A d CAIShIl-L
Leave Pirr 80. y. r., foot " Jdy.st
LIVERY WEEK ID Ny At I. NJ, -
Except that SATURDAYS kadtcrsAu leaves al H. d-
Walter Brctt Al o. - - -...-.,,-
CATS KILL MOI NTAIN AND CAIRO II. y CONNI.C41
List VI houses. rates &c At pier. E.ilcd nee ~
". j. HUGHES, TREASURER Catskll, " \.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
A Dining Room Mystery Solved.

From the Buffalo Courier
A gentleman who was invited out to
dine at a Delaware avenue residence
atels observed that the chandelier over
the dining room table was of peculiar
construction, so that there was a light
over the head of each guest. The
globes were of various colors, some
amber, some red and some blue.
What is the object of having the
globes of different colors?' the guest
asked of his hostess. "Why, you see,"
said she, "when one gives a dinner or
tea, one must invite some people whom
one perfectly hates. Now last Tuesday
l gave a supper, and l had to invite
two women whom | despise. But had
to invite them or some Of the young
men | wanted wouldn't come. | had
my revenge on my fair enemies, how
ever. l placed each OF these two
women under one of those pale blue
lights at the table. They're usually
considered beautiful women, but under
that light they had the most ghastly
look you ever saw. They were perfect
scarec1ows. They seemed to have
aged twenty years the minute that they
sat down. The men noticed it, OF
course, but they did not divine what
caused it. They were quite taken aback
and awfully glum at first. But finally
one Of them turned with a sigh and be-
gan talking to real home little thing
that was sitting under a ruby colored
light. Why, she was perfectly charm
ing under 1t. So, you see that when 1
want people to look perfectly hidcous l
put them under the blue lights. 1t kills
everything" The gentleman looked
ND. He was under blue light.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-17
nous sum Of money:


But if the money spent in drink
were the only evil which the saloon
brings us | would not waste your
time with it this morning l do not
urge you to engage in war of ex-
termination against an expensive
institution only. | do not warn you
against an eXtravagant habit simply.
But the saloon is an agent for the
corruption of the morals of the home
of every man who is patron of it.
| do not think | need spend words
to demonstrate to your common
sense that the man who goes back
and forth between the saloon and
his family carries the morals Of the
saloon into his family, rather than
the morals of the family into the sa-
loon. SO surely as man carries the
fumes Of beer on his breath AMI
breathing it in the face of his wife
and children, so surely does he carry
with him the moral pestilence into
his home. The saloon is a direct
attack upon our children. That
deadly family entrance from which
little children carry out beer is the
trap-door through which hundreds
and thousands are led down into the
death which the saloon keeper has
prepared for them. Can you expect
little children to resist its fascina-
tiocs when it drags strong men to
their death?'